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Why does China Life always recruit after-sales personnel?
2. High turnover rate: The insurance industry has high sales pressure and strict performance appraisal, which leads to high turnover rate of salespeople. After-sales service personnel, as an important part of the insurance sales chain, have a high turnover rate for the same reason, so the company needs to recruit regularly to fill the vacancy.
3. High service quality requirements: In order to improve customer satisfaction, insurance companies have high requirements for after-sales service quality. After-sales service personnel need to have professional knowledge and good communication skills to ensure timely and accurate service for customers. Therefore, the company will regularly recruit new employees, conduct professional training and improve the overall service level.
4. China Life Insurance (Group) Company, referred to as China Life Insurance for short, is a large state-owned financial insurance enterprise, established in 1949 and headquartered in Beijing. As one of the largest commercial insurance groups in China, China Life Insurance has a wide range of business, covering life insurance, property insurance, pension insurance, asset management and other fields.
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